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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-10

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b ssury ceunty - ia Unslas8 sI1ss7 - W..
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lag oFsr 100 pr csnl preet, k1sirS = -
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cur inveuttnn III "a IA sala. ~ i, -.
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month elaAx ard fhis fact nsaase I. -, ~ - Z
mAks cur oleT % al Uho ere - a 1.,',-'.
nlent any aEsot thaa Wlu size - 1S'','',.
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II this tine, AnoFE Al Exzzzaa - |.',.,
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I'D not know tat " taTs aesala 40 49,.
usare than dc1ele the mnauuna we 1a,.7s'''..f
aad buf Two SALES aay wunaa el4s 4 nnrsl ~
ever 4l25 . N -nsh, AIT IA onIa a. - $500
taok elghtsen orceEx n one asT. Or a.1,s -
scriptirs circalArs explain err - f.'|S ~
thesa Ne wlat - eend - e4ezyozs - III -.
ploymeut wAo via seud ~ t1Hta crs -.
slAmp8 Tor poak1aA asnd a. enes a. .1..I.
the 1gEncy IN tina Ter Tie hgcm. sd IS MA
On the t1rmls named a. cur sxasa1as1a 49,
We woald Ike 70 have he naaraa X lI ~
agrnts, sewing machlu4 s1ileIluzs "a as1a.n
ters u ne csuntEy aad ezk az aasa4 & ~
pAp1r W. readf e1na 80. a 6az8 = 4 80
tie name and adaral1 e IL EoEA ~ .,S|1
Ad4rcae a cnce.cr yoa ulA lase ~ IN na1..I
ever offered % thoae cut q smpI1IMNl u
make nsnay. RKNrExn MaEuRarfs nT.1 nr
adw1m ne amlhnald a., Rlaihant N
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-10
xmE NEW PEACEmAxER.

WhoA TIE next var breaks cut ve viii
learn the result Of the dilieenf secret
experimenfatien In explosives, kofpe-
dcea. dynamite bonnie and nitro elycer-
Inc guns thai has been going on for
several years past In the srmoFies and
laboratories Of Earope. The French
have been particularly active IN this
business. Thay want 10 hill their neigh
5ofa. tie 0ermana. not By plaioons. hua
By regiments and 6rigAdas. and hints
beard nov and then Of terrible new
agents Of havoc General Boaianqer hiss
~ his command Even IN this eountry
safe and elective air7zen fer throw
tng dynamits and nitro elyoefins bonnie
hes been invented. and Ne are delight.
faily assured thai shell c0nsaininR one
hundred pounds Of the anfahle coon.
poaad now called nitro elyessiue, ired
ret 81 q nor into. bat IN the air ever
hostile army, would kill or disable
every man and horse Githin 3 Qaar,er
Of 3 mile Of the point Of explosion.-
This would not be var, as we under
stand the term; Il uOald BE- destruction.
knd u 10 not sarprising to learn thai
oar army ofloeFs are opposed 10 the in
tfcdactinn ct aiF-Enns and al the new
ehsmicAl explosives. on the eround Of
baFhArtty. They have q warm adectien
foE the familiar old frieud, eunpsvdcr.
IL u Associated Ia their minds With
stirring patriotic history, loRg sieRes,
sfrsiegy. held mAneuvres and tie gen
eFel art Of gar. b say nothing Of cro-
motions and increased paw. There
Suuld Be ne military art IN dynamite.
warfare with it woald be anscienaihc
and awful Slaughter. And yea there is
ene a erit IN teese improvea aeents Of
eesiructtOu- They are % terri9ls that
human nAtars eoaid not stsad them-
and they Voaid foree GoveFnments 20
A1asdoa var eRtirely and SEX souae
e~nstef and mere sensible uefhad for
the aghitramsnt az DISPUTES. Nitr0.
eiyeesine may prove 20 Be = d%@potis
peAceDAkss.--'St. Leais Reesaisaas'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-10

kas hnabsnd Thsn ures1h. gacab vss
Wossl. % old man. wns srasl V bis
sklld wife an6 Is gasi. uhan In erusiSy
baezus undesirable. ~ nkat hin. Sc
- oass gave hsrsslf up - ~ snthoEi-
siss. ai4ling nasrsly nat s1s kad killed
hsr haskend 10 szif dsfanss.
TIE grad Iars res 10 sassion q
Wsiisboro - ths iins. and o. tue dsy
feltosfBg he nAootinR Ne wodzsn sas
tDdicted, fhs e1azzs againsi Der bsinE
honisids. Ths nsxt dsy sks saae was
sslisd and he dsfsnAans said that she
as ready fer ariaL shs had ne ooun-
~ and no siinsssss ard tssmhiinel5
ssid Ne sozFt ssas sbs dspssdsd foE
Iasfies npea ths righteousness Of her
asnss. The Distriss Attorney then
ssatsd fhe Csc 10 tie iaEy. and three
witnesses for fhs pr5ssaaf On we're
called. TbsT testified sonssEnine he
shooting and ne circumstances attsnd-
ing Il. The proseeaiien thea rested i.s
emss.
The oonFt then addressed thssury. 70
viewing the case. and elossd By direct
ina then - render . verdiei sf DOT
guilty without Issvina their sasss. Thiz
vas promptly dons. and ths young
woman was dlseharzed from custody
and escorted n triamph through ths
streets Of WslIsbors By Hundreds Of
people. ahO chssrsd themselves koarss
ossE her aeqaittal. Mrs. Van Wo0ri
then Fef1rnsd 70 her mothers hons,
and. IL is - be presumed. eaImly re-
turned 70 her dslis and Der skipping
rope.
What al eEpsFisaos for 9 shiIdi Bal
aftesn years Of aes. sue is widow b
her own hand. She has been married
has killed her husband, has been tried
fer ths crime and acquitted. and il ones
more living - her mothers hoass. viii
soothing 70 Distinguish her from chill.
dren whose most thrilling experisne,
has hsen ths loss Of . doll Or . snoIdinS
~ school. ons Gag sue committed ID.
murder, on shs next she vas IN prison
% the nsxt she vas Unlisted for tn
crime, and on the next she vas trick
and acquitted. What o chain Of cir
cumstanoss 70 be wesen into the fabFis
~ a ohfs6,a lffsf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-10

A few days ago q sixteen year. cid def-
perado Shot his ffteen.yea old sweet
heart because she went sleigh riding
with another child. This occurred In
st. Louis. And Aow wilkesbarre,
Pennsylvania, steps 10 the front with q
regularly organised Land If thieves,
who have been carrying on their opera.
lions for mere than year, and have
hitherto escaped detection. 10 spite Of
The fact that the most determined
efforts have been made 10 track them
doun. Tbs eldest Of this band Of Law
bseaheEs Il said 70 have reached the
ripo aRe Of twelve years. vhilo the
ysuneest 10 bowed down With the
vciRhtof Eve consecutive summers.
u vas the latter whose indiscFetion
LED 70 The discovery Of the band. He
vas caught IN the act Of robbing the
till OF q large elothing estAbllakmenL
and apon being questioned told all
about the desperate band Of which be
vas member. TIE boys. Eve 10 mum.
Der. had their headquarters In shAnty
Ia the onsaklrts Of The city where they
concealed shaiF stolen treasure. Thsy
had bssn STEALING right And lefi fer
maay monihs. and The police had been
atisfly bsfAsd IN their saoFis 10 TRACK
the thisssa. tks sxtFsms youth Of The
offenders esmplsasiy shlelaing them
from saapision. Their PLAZA was 10
secure Eve thousand dollars and then
70 e. % . trip % Earops. Their opera
tioas vsFs sondocssd With 3 boldness
and sklll which might excite the envy
Of professionals Of more stature years.
and d was snly ewing 70 accident thai
they we're q Last discovered.
THIS carnival Of crims In tie nursery
3 a. startling ~ q is unexpected. II
This thing continues maeh longer.
parents viii begin 30 lock upon thar
children Nth adisiFuss sacA a. shefls 81
Jana and fruit-eAks have nevsr aroused.
Dan Il be thai We are on The eve Of an
iRfantile EsheliionG Can Il be that The
leather sssap aud the Slipper have Ices
their tsrrors and that ths lissle poopls
are about 10 rise IN their might 10 ae-
nana The riehsa which they have 30
Iona been deaisdl Are the bib aud Tie
plnAfOsp 20 be east asldsg Is sha rattle
% give plAse 70 The sword and The doli
10 dyuamites Il the nursery 10 oe ds.
serted Cor The sonted lsidf
No man can say how faF-rsashius
this conspiracy may net b. Il be.
hoovss parents 10 BE- on their guard and
20 pat aova vita Grm hand Any up.
rising that may oOeas vakiu thsir tan
mediate Jurisdiction.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-10
TO THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE
AND OTHERS.

GKRTAN UNsCRUPULOUS FKR-
~ Sons have represented % our ceEEl-
menk fhzt we manufacEure only cheap
en&pA Intentionally conveying the laca
thar our soaps are q poox quality. when
Such = MI THE CASE Thosgh IN enc
sense of the word our soaps are cheap. the
purchase Il getting more soap Of sure
Fior quall1y thzn Of oeEfsil higher pEicf q
s0aps- We make al grades q lAu1 -
and household soaps and p&ciAlE resozl.
mena Cur WESTERN QUEEN SAVON
IS saikah,e for al uses and elways giving
safisfa ton. Becauseof the fhoE0ughnese
with whieh this soap cleanses DO not
think thai Il injuries the clotking- We
guarantee satisfaction tm0ney re unded q
othe wfsel and that Il viii NOT hart the
hands Or injzre tia most delicate fab<lc.
Do Jon VI b - build mp your home In
dustnesl II 50. yOu viii fad rs deserving
~ your patronage Insist upon tbs use q
only this soap In your household Ash
your grocer for II and take nc other thar
the Western Queen SAVIOR We ask y0r
/ ~ favor due - youx home indu tres G
purchase ere box Of this soap and give i
fen SEATTLE SOAP co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-10

Never, pereaps. in the Unlted States
or il any other ooaRsry. has sAere been
Haere extraordinary trial than cue
which took Rlzce Al wellshaeo. Penn.
sSsvaniA, IN The latter part u January.
a yoang woaaAn vas on tEial Cor mar.
der. The eYidsnSe sgAinsa her vas
positive. Ne witnesses Appeared tor
The defense. ssd The aefsadAnf lad ne
eoanssi. Ths jary, eswsveE. assinx an.
der the instrs0ssona os tie isdrs, ~
taEned = verdict Of nos guilty. uithoat
ieAvlng TIE eox. Dies History cass
anything mere sxtrAordinaEy
fAe case vas thsi Of Rahss Van
Woogt via. taoaSh ealy afssaa years
q agb waa On trial fer ne mnraer q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-10

O. B. Hepkina. Of the Paleuss Gazette,
Of CelfAx. has associated with himself IN
the proprietorship Of that paper Mr.. Ivan
Chase.
Eastern newspapers are lndalging IN .
smile ~ the expense Of . number Of Cali
f0rnia Democratic newspapers which have
ventured 70 suggest William 7. Coleman
a. candidate for the Democratic Press-
Dental nomination. Their nierriment IL
not altogether groandless. for il takes .
good deal Of hArdEhood 70 suggest the
name Of Pacific Coast man for any Fed
eral o1lee.
Mrs. LangtFy did not appear a. adyeE-
sised At Chicago one niaht last week.
whereupon the Tribune. Of that city. cru
ely remarked:
There was no performance BY Mrs
Langtry In Chicago last night because the
scenery hadn't come. Vet the apparently
contradictory statement that Mrs. Lang
tEy. had arrived was Ia circulation and
well authenticated.
-,
n 1Afa btON& H81IAtiH4IAA III AAAl8ULl AuCC
Methodist Episcopal Church. Brooklyn.
on last Sunday morning and larger one
thronged the djacent streets. The crowd
had been called together by heannounee-
ment that KirAlfys BLACK Crook" com
pany. bAllst and all. would attend ser
vices At the church. Il was supposed
that they would drive up TO the church
door In six hiG yellow omnibussoa. and
never did . small boy await the appear
Anco Of = circus procession with more
impatlence than the crowd In and out Of
the church waited for a sight Of those
omnibussea. Though the pastor delayed
the service for several minutes. however.
the dancers did not come. and the crowd
without the church 81 last reluctantly dis
perssd. while that within listened 70 q
sermon whlchshAd In Il no reference 70
ballet or ballet dancers. lure Klralfy
declares that the letter sent to the pastor
Of the Hanson Place Church notifying
him Of the expected visit Of the company
was . forgery. seat By some stupid p=ac-
teal Joker. and that hls company never
had the slightest idea Of going 20 church
in such an ostentstloua manner.
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BIDS SOLICITED.

THK BOARD OF COUNTY Co,l,ss.
a sionera for King CoantY. ~ n = "a
sealed proposals tor eeryicea a. xantNf II
one year from April La. lss7 TAs nsr11r
emploIed TO have the use nf the o..a sS.1
tract Of lsnd adjoining tie hr1t1aI qa1, /
% tbs county. ard Tie bail 1inFF l116ss
BIDS b Be properly Marked AZ n|a1 a
this once before 10 O'Clock 4. =. a N.k
ruary 18th. f67. Tbs Board raassrza az
right % reject any snd all hldR n4 nr6lf
Of the Beard. q Q. HANl
Ceuntg AaiI11Q
Dated Auditor's omce. sssiils. l1''l
ary sth. 1881. lIF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-10

Ibis makes tie total miieeRo n me
Unitsd States a. the ose Of the year
1877 SIS miles. The FepsFts received
from the various railroad companies Of
work whieh 10 in progress or under COR
temptation indicate that construction
during the year 1881 will am0unf 30 not
less than 2.0O0 miles. unless some ssEi-
ous eonvuision sho1ld occur to reverse
plans which are nov entertained.
This estimate Il confirmed BY engage
menis which have been made In ad-
vance for the current year with rail
mills and other manufacturers Of rail
read plant.
As tie prominent element Of railroad
oonstruction throughout its yaFions
steps 10 payment for labor, if 10 snffi-
cieualy evident what an Important item
Of employment for the working CLASSES
seems already assured for 1857, sincs Il
IL probable that the cost Of the abovs
work will exceed 500 000, 900.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-10

A FEestkS kEJTatExI on THn NANrR
II Persian regimeat % the naareh IL A
ssFanSe speciacas. Every three ssIaiers
have . donksy. for there IL no aarRsee
trails and ne caDmiSsArfat. ca this
dankey = plzcSd the worldly usAish az
Is pfogytetors and their masksaz. Os-
eAksonAlly the xsiled wife 81 q sslaier
ai&o eestrtdes The paiisnt hsasa. Or
tAey come 10 laaxhsng. singing gsuzps
Of aczen a. 3 tiune4 The short snki-
seqae u rASsec fro8 Eooutk - noath.
The ealousl's lady travels in 4 hcAs
horNe bitter covered WITH scAFlss SCH
and cutie coac<aled fs0m tie evea %
ne indiscrest- Tie other rsetneufsl
ladies'. clossly seased. and harne in msrs
nasdesa paniess. ane en- either slas af
UalaA Tie preeees3on extaaas p4rhArs
ever two miieA Las cone Re cfisers.
c1s1tinG UsFrtls, &ed sznokinz thsir
silver water pipes uhicA q fazTsd fel
Ice - q male Feplsnishes viii sshsnco
and nfsa wsth live ehar~s1 a. ahey are
SACKED c11.--St. s9nHes SMtga1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-10
BIDS E0LICTTEn

FTHE BOARD or COUNTY COM
4 missioners for King C9an1g. y r.
solicit sealed pEoposAla for me1i11I "a
surgical attendance ard medIEinl1. = =
furnished the prisoners c4znntd n ~
county jail eu.ing the tFn q oz4 T.1I
from the date o. ecnirnct
Bids 70 BE- properly marked and MlG4
In this Office Before ~ O'clock a m X
February, 1857. The Board reserves sAa
right 60 reject any and Al hIdA ~ orlN
Of the Board g q HAhHIA
Dated Asdiiors oGlce. Feztsis. Fsk'a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-10

- znsaz l1zs ~ IFS aanssd b. stuszs ii
tbs eozufEY. The fat that stores are
ssrg nA1eerpus e he n sFau mad
eF4te eezlisio1 = toe raipsbls % b -
f1ted ~ tie eitafi1n q innaainzry So
e.1enEs e E1Fspe. In Enasfa and paxzs
e asrm1ny where staxss ere used pss-
pc sra bazut 70 dsa1h, mhils sunh 81
ocnaxrMzos h pKEneteallg aukn&um II
those paris 81 xnrops where stoTes are
n1e zsed. Bofh here und il Enrnp
the exPGrience b he saus-the sloEEl
Do tie uisehief. - zErsaf Ga.sffs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-10

Memrs Peer A Esrnenunah, pnhsasss
Ct Psswss Masaal, ksse issus1 rs fsl-
is9ine zlatenEnf
Frnn ne rep1ffs na1eivEd e k6s sf5se
a. onr Measaf - HeifToaig, Ns are abe
ts give 40 aocuEafs zummary q TIE CO.,
saxusti1n auE1uR TIE past rear. The sgtal
mileage bath II tie UnifeG States 10
1856 was ol48 milaa, distEi5uted - fol-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-10

1he "a. rscedezsed sala 81 Boacnee's
German Syrup within q faw years has
astgnss1s1 the world II = wikhsuf
de1bt tbs ssfest and hssi rsmsdy ever
discovered for the speedy and eEsetuai
euEs Of Coughs. Colds, and shs seEeEesl
LanR troubie4- IL acla on Al enfirsly
di0sEens psineipls from she usual pre-
szkipf1oDs given bT physicians, a. Il dnss
not dry up o0u1A and lsaEe TIE dis
ease stu N the system, buf, en the con
tEaFy. rsD0y61 TIE eauss Of The troahle,
beals she parts aHsceed. and lezEes them
in p1rsly healthy condition. A bottle
kept II the house for nse when the dis
enses make their appeAKau0e vail szvs
d0cs0r'a bills and q long apell Of SERIOUS
llnezs. A trial viii eo1vinoe you Of
these facts. Il Il positively sold ~ al
Druggists and general dealers n ske
land. Price % css. large bottles. d.
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yEE ADVERTISEMENTS.
POR SALE.

A EOUR-ROoMKD HOUSE AND
n furniture. No. Iasx Cherry street., to
a family without small chisdren- A bar
gain viii b given. Gr0und rent, IS par
month Lease long tfme-until il burns
doWn- FOR particulars spply sc los
ChsFsy street. = DIR. G. L AtL.LKR
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BIDS SOLICITED

THK BOARD OF COUNTY coN1nB
sicners for King County. =. n, 11l.GI.
ing the terln Of ono year frnm 1Ae fain d
contract.
Bids 10 b. properly maEkaa Hnd NleA A
this ONCE before 10 O'Clock d n. Is NNb
ruary 18th, 1857. Tbs Board sEFfo1 ~
right 70 reject any and al hfd4 81 111E
Of the Beard. 3 @. HAHh8
CoHuE5 A1&IfH
Dated Auditors once. sesslts| Hs1r.
airy sih, 1881. 1AiN
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The Bellingham Bay Railway
and Navigation Company.

SEATTLE W.T., Jan. II, 1857.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the principal and head effice Of this
company has been removed from the city
ard coQF u OF " haicom, In this Territory,
70 the city Of Seattle and county Of King.
therein. By order ef the Board of Tthstees.
ia22dwlm w. X. FORRE5T. secretary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-10

I OTIS AND RLocKs FOR SALE IN
h North seattle.
Iloes and hiocks for sale In d. +. Den.
ny's FIRST. second third fourth. nfth and
sixth additions ID Z Denny's Pax add
tien and Mob III u addition.
Business and residsace lots and blocks
Tor sale h various partz a. the city.
Ten Acre lots near the city.
Fsrm and farm lands In King, San Juan
and Island counties.
WANTED
Mors farms % sell &nd ieasa
More houses 20 rea2
More city lots and blocks - sell.
Mere business property 70 sell
More money 70 invest In Art class
mortgage soeuritias We guarantee
NINE PER CENT
Refurns On mortEaze invesfmenfz.
Before buyinG clseWhare cal and look
oyaF cur LIS q property.
faxes paid and tnvestHaents msde for
nen reziaEnt raztseA
Agnnfs tor the Wcs1crn MI CcnpAny.
Corr9apa1dence f-om ahead aelsc4faa.
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TO EXCHANGE.
WANTED.

A COMPETENT FEMALE COOK.
"a for 3 private residence Apply to
Mrs.. @. o. HALLER corner TwelIfh and
James streets. jse9
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FOR SALE, CHEAP.

I60 ACRES or LAND, SEWN
AOO miles south OF Seattle Forty
acres of bottom land. suitable for hops
Is acres ready for the pillow; the balance
Puget Sound National Bank JaI2 I'm
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD RANCH LOCATED ON
- WILDLY Island 10 acres. mostly
alder bottom and easily cleared acres
under fence and czlt,vafion; 10 acres
sfashed has half Eniis Of water front
age on the Sound: good water and drain
age; house and everything there 10 begin
living at once.
Price $3.50, title perfect.
Fer further particulars inquire at this
ONCE. ja1Sdwim
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NOTICE.

CUBSCRIBKRs To THE sTOCK OF
- the Peoples Co-operative Union can
obtain their certificates Of stock by call
log 81 the store Of the company on Com
meTcial street. w. II. 5HODDY.
fec q Presidenf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-10
WAN q ID.

Tw ELvE CARPENTERS AND
4 Calkars wanted 70 work on the steam
er Barbara Boscowitz. There win be
eb0uf three weeks work. Wages IS per
day. ]. D. WARREN.
Nictoria, B. @. Feb. IT., ISL. fcast
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-10

Q. B. Hepkina. Of the Palouse Gazette.
Of CelfAx. has associated with himself In
the proprietorship Of that paper Mr.. Ivan
Chase.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-09-20
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The Chief Justice presides at chambers
during this week.
The Australia is due to-day with thir-
teen days later news.
The City of Sydney leaves for San Fran
cisco this afternoon.
The band concert at Emma Square last
evening was very well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Lose celebrated their
wooden wedding Saturday evening.
California produce will be received by the
Australia by H. E. Mcintyre Brothers,
corner of King and Fort streets.
MIR. E. Muller, of Hackfeld q Co., has
our thanks for a report of the voyage OF
the City of Sydney and other news favors
Won't the Post Office officials have
busy time of it to-day. Well, there is one
thing certain, they will be equal 10 the Oc-
casiOn.
The California Market, King street, will
receive the usual consignment of fruits,
vegetables, ETC., on ice, by the Australia.
Be on hand.
By the Australia, Lewis 81 Co. will receive
their usual consignment from California of
fruits, fish and vegetables on ice. Leave
your orders early.
Do not forget that Davis & Wilder's store
is the place to visit after the arrival of the
Australia if you wish fresh California
fruits and vegetables.
At 10 o'clock this morning Mr.. Lewis J.
Levey will sell fine lot of household fur
niture at his salesroom. At noon he will
sell one Knowles steam pump, lately used
on the U. S. S. Adams.
Mr. G. E. G. Ellis, who arrived by the
schooner Olive from Bakers Island a few
days ago, will leave by the same vessel to-
day; but will return within six weeks
time to meet Mr.. J. T. Arundel, who is ex-
pected.
Tomorrow at 10 o'clock Mr.. James +.
Morgan, auctioneer, will sell the entire
household furniture at the residence of
Mr.. James Brodie, V. S., King street, OPP.
posite the Kawaiahao Church. Full par
ticulars will be found iii another column.
The house will be open for inspection this
afternoon between the hours of l and 4
O'Clock